The sharp drop in crude-oil prices is goring T. Boone Pickens, one of the biggest bulls in the energy market.
Mr. Pickens has seen his main investment vehicle, a $2 billion hedge fund fall about 6% so far this year, compared with a gain of 1% for the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
But Mr. Pickens remains bullish.
"I've been surprised at how severe the decline was," Mr. Pickens said in an interview. "Consequently, I'm not ready to give up." He added that he is "not going to back off" an earlier prediction that oil will average $70 a barrel in 2007.
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Mr. Pickens has seen his main investment vehicle, a $2 billion hedge fund fall about 6% so far this year, compared with a gain of 1% for the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
But Mr. Pickens remains bullish.
"I've been surprised at how severe the decline was," Mr. Pickens said in an interview. "Consequently, I'm not ready to give up." He added that he is "not going to back off" an earlier prediction that oil will average $70 a barrel in 2007.
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